Sentence examples for setting the priorities from inspiring English sources

My role is setting the priorities".

"States and local authorities are setting the priorities for 287(g)," said Marc Rosenblum, a Migration Policy Institute researcher.

Major planning, housing and transport decisions affecting the lives of the 8.4 million living in Greater London, all who work there and many others far beyond are his to make, along with setting the priorities of the Metropolitan police.

"The incumbent attorney general has enormous discretion in setting the priorities of the office," said Robert B. Ward, deputy director of the Rockefeller Institute of Government, a research institution in Albany.

As a prominent British Muslim aspiring to the political leadership of the British capital – a job which, by the way, includes setting the priorities of the Metropolitan police - Khan could not have got away with saying nothing about Islamist influence in a nation and in a city that endured the bombings of 7 July 2005.

The degree shows the distance from each point to the center of the cluster, which can be used for setting the priorities of allocating limited network resources.

Go to Task Manager and right click on the process "black ops", setting the priority to "High".

But who sets the priorities?

The Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2012 tells commissioners to set the priorities for the police, directly engaging with local communities to ensure their needs are met.

Q: So who would set the priorities?

Budgets are moral documents and they set the priorities of a company.